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I'm not certain I'd agree with the title, actually I think it's a bit misleading, but the notion that undetermined, "untethered" neurons promoted the evolution of intelligence seems like a very elegant theory.
http://nyti.ms/1ciIo9q
Researchers at Harvard argue that the human brain is so advanced not simply because it is large, but because its rapid growth caused neurons to develop new connections and circuits.
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